Escape from Faerie By Jamie A. Waters

Rating: 4 stars

Adult - Spice: none

Genre: Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Romance

Tags: Fae, Faerie, Magic, Demons, Witches, Shapeshifters, Pixies, Book Review

The Dragon Portal Book 0.1 a Prequel

Sabine is the heir of the Unseelie. But she is more than just Unseelie she is also Seelie. Her Father King of the Seelie hates her. But her life is thrown into turmoil, with an attack on her court. Now she is on the run to the human world. Now she just has to survive so she can come back and become the Queen she is destined to be.

This is a prequel to the Dragon Portal series. Sabine is a strong female main character who loves those she cares about fiercely. The world is beautiful and full of magic as we are in the world of the Fae. The story is a quick little read. I enjoyed reading this book. The rest of the series is already complete. So I look forward to reading the next book, To Kill a Fae.

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Pages: 122

Read: Digital

From: Netgalley this is an ARC (Advanced Readers Copy)

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“The Hunt begins the moment blood is spilled...

The Unseelie queen is dead—murdered before Sabine’s eyes. And the princess is the one being hunted for the crime.

Sabin’theoria, heir to the Unseelie throne, never expected to watch her mother die beneath the shadowed boughs of the Silver Forest. But truth and illusion twist together, and whispers of regicide spread faster than fire.

Betrayal in Faerie always comes at a deadly price...

Pursued by the Wild Hunt and betrayed by her own people, Sabine has only one choice: run. Every step beyond Faerie’s borders carries her closer to exile, but also deeper into a deadly game of vengeance and lies.

Because no one dares accuse the Seelie king of murder and survives long enough to tell the tale.”